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Science and Superstition - I
This is in response to the article “The Rationalist Movement against Quack Healing: Critical Questions” by Shubha Ranganathan (EPW, 4 January 2014).
The author deserves applause for drawing our attention to the various tribal and traditional medical and psycho-medical practices, including rituals and magic, what many call superstitious, and the recent engagement of the rationalists against such practices.
This is in response to the article “The Rationalist Movement against Quack Healing: Critical Questions” by Shubha Ranganathan (EPW, 4 January 2014).
The author deserves applause for drawing our attention to the various tribal and traditional medical and psycho-medical practices, including rituals and magic, what many call superstitious, and the recent engagement of the rationalists against such practices.
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